Italy

Laetitia Jacquetton

French artist Lætitia Jacquetton grew up in rural Burgundy, where early experiences in nature shaped her sensibility. Drawn to culture and design, she moved into fashion, working with leading designers and later as art director at Galeries Lafayette in Paris. Over time, she shifted away from the fast pace of fashion toward a more timeless, craft-focused practice.
Influenced by Japanese aesthetics and a deep connection to nature, Jacquetton discovered glassblowing in Okinawa—a turning point that led her to train in Murano, Italy. Now working between France and Italy, she creates minimalist glass pieces incorporating naturally sourced stones, reflecting her commitment to both craftsmanship and the environment.

Etrusca

$1,953

R-Cumulus

$2,290

Balazuc

$1,170

Oculus

$1,365

Métamorphique #2

$2,385

Hypérion Lamp

$2,320

Accrezione ≠2

$2,045

Grand Causse

$1,280

Empreinte Meiji

$775

Why we love Laetitia Jacquetton

There is something quietly poetic about the way Laetitia works with glass and stone. Her sculptural vessels feel less like objects that have been designed and more like moments in nature that have been gently captured.

Now working primarily in Murano, Laetitia mouth-blows molten glass directly around stones she has collected from riverbeds and mountains. Each rock becomes the starting point of the piece, its shape guiding the final form as the hot glass softens and settles around it. The result is a striking dialogue between opposites: fragility and strength, transparency and density, movement and stillness.